Sentence examples for intense worries from inspiring English sources

Many patients cannot even pronounce the word cancer due to their intense worries of death and dying.

High scores on the attachment anxiety dimension indicate intense worries about separation and fear of abandonment by an intimate partner (e.g., "I get frustrated if romantic partners are not available when I need them").

"We know the separation in these incidents causes intense worry and fear," he said.

When Jack has his most intense worry about who will die first out of him and Babette, he interrupts his thought stream with that "Mastercard, Visa, American Express".

CASABLANCA, Morocco, April 20 — In just over a month, six young men have blown themselves up in Morocco, causing intense worry in a nation that has largely escaped local terrorism.

The feminist theorist Hélène Cixous, who took up Lispector's work in the 1970s as a prime example of what she calls "écriture féminine", identifies "an intense worry" running through her work.

Schumer, talking in general about events since the terrorist attacks, says that he has never nursed such a sustained, intense worry about every step being just right, nor has he experienced such a profound sense of obligation, a word that Clinton also uses.

That person, crippled by intense worry, was not who I wanted to be.

But the intense worry that many people experienced in the hours of chaos was part of the motivation behind a new service from Ushahidi, called Ping.

When you mix intense worry into the equation, self-confidences erodes and the artistic flow becomes suppressed.

That sort of intense worry is common among severely allergic people, especially those who have experienced anaphylaxis.